Chico Police Department

Call type: Suspicious subject Friday 6:27 a.m., Vallombrosa Avenue
Subject on a mountain bike wearing a black hoodie, red bandana, red backpack and jeans was seeing riding his bike in a complex he does not belong. Subject was looking into vehicles.

Call type: Vehicle tampering Friday 8:54 a.m., Larch Street
Subject has been urinating and placing fecal matter on the victim’s vehicle. Victim has subject on video and stated this has been going on for about a year.

Call type: Annoying phone calls Friday 9:25 a.m., Madrone Avenue
Reporting party believes female subject is responsible for harassing reporting party. Subject is blocking her number and she is calling at all hours, threatening to hurt herself. Problem has been ongoing for the last three years.

Call type: Assault/Battery Friday 2:25 p.m., Sycamore Street
Reporting party‘s brother pushed mother down the stairs. Subject was trying to leave, possibly heading toward downtown or Chapmantown. Reporting party’s boyfriend was trying to look for the subject.

Call type: Suspicious subject Friday 5:56 p.m., Pillsbury Road
Reporting party witnessed a male buy alcohol for a juvenile. Both subjects left in vehicle on Pillsbury toward East Avenue. Reporting party overheard subjects talking about the adult buying alcohol for the juvenile.

University Police Department

Call type: Suspicious subject Friday 7:12 a.m., Ivy Street
White male adult with long hair, ball cap, wearing a green jacket and pants was seen sitting down by the bike racks. Subject was possibly stealing bike parts off of bikes. Reporting party advised she could see the subject tinkering with a bike tire.

Call type: Non Injury Hit and Run Friday 11:06 a.m., Cherry Street
Reporting party filed report with UPD stating an unknown vehicle struck and caused damage to the rear of her 2010 Honda Civic that was parked on the third floor.

Call type: Welfare Check Friday 11:21 a.m.
Instructor was concerned over a student’s behavior for the past two weeks. She has been talking to herself and starts “cackling” loudly for no apparent reason. Instructors have tried to reach out to her but she ignores them. Behavior appears to be escalating.

Call type: Elevator Malfunction Friday 12:47 p.m., West 1st Street
Elevator was stuck on second floor with three people inside.

Call type: Suspicious subject Friday 6:16 p.m., Warner Street
Student advised for the past two days that a white male adult, about 5’8 in height has been hanging around the girls locker room door.